MCP server for CreateWorker that lets you create and run tasks, manage knowledge, connect apps, and approve actions from AI assistants like Claude and Cursor.
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Enables AI assistants to manage social DM inboxes and posting calendars across 12 platforms, allowing users to triage messages, draft replies, schedule posts, and pull stats from MCP clients.
Connects AI assistants to Crontinel, enabling natural language queries about cron jobs, queues, Horizon status, and alerts without opening a browser.
Enables an AI agent to act on a shopper's Crossly account, managing cart, orders, wishlists, offers, and cashback while quoting carts without completing purchases.
MCP server for Crypto APIs Address History product, enabling querying full blockchain address transaction history for synced addresses across EVM and UTXO blockchains.
MCP server for Crypto APIs AML, enabling verification of blockchain addresses and screening of transactions for fraud, sanctions, and other AML risk categories.
Enables creating and managing webhook subscriptions for blockchain events such as new blocks, confirmed transactions, and token transfers across major blockchains (EVM, UTXO, Solana, XRP).
MCP server for Crypto APIs Blockchain Fees product, providing fee recommendations and gas estimates for UTXO, EVM, and XRP blockchains.
MCP server for Crypto APIs Prepare Transactions product that builds unsigned EVM transactions for native coin, fungible token (ERC-20), and NFT (ERC-721) transfers.
MCP server for local transaction signing across EVM, UTXO, Tron, and XRP blockchains, with no network calls or API keys required.
Enables to simulate EVM transactions (dry-run) to preview results, gas usage, and state changes before broadcasting on supported blockchains.
MCP server for Crypto APIs Transactions Data. Enables lookup of transaction details by hash across EVM, UTXO, Solana, XRP, and Kaspa blockchains.
MCP server for Crypto APIs Utils, enabling address validation, raw transaction decoding, and XRP X-Address encoding/decoding for UTXO, EVM, and XRP blockchains.
Official MCP server for the Curviate API, enabling AI agents to perform LinkedIn actions like profile management, messaging, posting, and advanced search, with Sales Navigator and Recruiter support.
Screen names against consolidated OFAC, EU, UK, and UN sanctions lists and resolve legal entities via GLEIF, with offline fuzzy matching.
Enables AI assistants to retrieve Figma data and access D-ZERO frontend coding guidelines through CLINE integration.
MCP server that connects AI assistants to the Data Graphs knowledge graph platform, enabling natural language search, exploration, and querying of graph data.
Enables LLMs to search for ads on the DealX platform via the Model Context Protocol.
Enables AI agents to perform identity verification, KYC/KYB, PEP & sanctions screening, bank statement analysis, and workflow automation via the Model Context Protocol.
MCP server for terminal operations and file editing, enabling AI assistants to manage files, run commands, and process large content with auto-chunking.
MCP server that lets AI assistants like Claude or Cursor extract structured data (e.g., invoices) from images and PDFs via Vision API, with tools for analysis, questions, and preset management.
Enables any MCP-capable AI agent to discover and trade onchain Solana funds — launching a fund, depositing, rebalancing, redeeming, swapping tokens, managing an app wallet, and following other traders against the live DFM API. Includes onboarding tools for headless agents and read-only versus write access controlled by an API key and a write-enabled flag.
Converts any web page to clean Markdown, handling JS-heavy SPAs, paywalled content, and Chinese platforms through a 5-layer fallback pipeline and 14 site adapters.
Enables AI assistants to generate DOCX and PDF documents from DocMake templates through natural language, including template listing, field inspection, document rendering, DOCX import, and usage tracking.
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